Sensor Bots and Glider
Today is the first full day on the water for Leg 2 and we are currently in transit to Axial sea mount, located at
August 21, 2011
Category: Visions 11
Entry 6
Yesterday and today were much more relaxed. We got into Newport yesterday, ending Leg 1 and starting Leg 2. We dropped some people off and pick o
August 21, 2011
Seafloor Images
Alden Denny is a graduate student in the University of Washington Oceanography Department. His research focuses on hydrothermal field structure and evolution at mid-ocean ridges and oceanic core complexes.
August 21, 2011
Day 1: Seattle-Newport
Yesterday, Friday the 19th, the new Leg-2 participants took the long drive from Seattle-Newport, OR. All of the undergraduates, myself included,
August 20, 2011
Theme III The Ocean Observatory Initiatives Cabled Observatory on the Juan de Fuca Plate
The list of topics below (and links to each related URL) is a suggested sequence in which to learn about Theme III ideas. Most links take you to
August 20, 2011
Cable Installation at Node Locations
A short explanation, with diagram, of cable installation options at node locations.
August 20, 2011
Dolphins and Puffins and Molas Oh My
Suzanne Yin and Desray Reeb are serving as Marine Mammal Observers onboard the TE SubCom Dependable during OOI cable installation
August 19, 2011
Past and Future
As we transit towards Axial Volcano with the gift of some quiet preparation time, it is good to reflect on our accomplishments during Leg 1
August 19, 2011
Lava Flow Morphologies on Axial Seamount
View movie clips and photo galleries of the various lava flow morphologies…
August 19, 2011
Virtual Dives on Axial Seamount using a Remotely Operated Vehicle ROV
HD video of the caldera of Axial Seamount was filmed during the ENLIGHTEN ’10 Expedition, using the ROV Jason.
August 19, 2011